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Post by ccu on Jun 14, 2024 15:26:07 GMT
They’ll need to double it at least!
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Post by happyblue on Jun 14, 2024 15:28:24 GMT
You're coming off so,so bitter crunchy. Didn't you spend your youth running round in a Man Utd strip? Personally I'd rather have de Light for the proven commodity. Man Utd are at the start of a project with all the people above the managers head coming in to try and take them back to at least competing at the top of the table. It might not be that long as Liverpool's race is run now Herr Loop has gone and the rumours that Guardiola is packing in after the coming season. I suppose Newcastle and Chelsea will have spent another £150 billion on players by then. De-Light proven , he's jumping around elite clubs. Also as mentioned wages play a big factor. Let's say Branthwaite costs £70m , plus wages £5m , that's £19m per year. De-Light 60m with his £15m wages , that's £27m per year. That's before sign on fees
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Post by dstander on Jun 14, 2024 15:39:32 GMT
Looks like it's going to happen and soon hopefully but I don't think it will be for anything more than 50 million. Man utd are also wanting to sign highly rated French teenager Leny Yoro from Lille who is also a centre back and he's worth around 60 million so they won't be willing to pay even more for Branthwaite if they want both players. Yoro sounds like he’s Madrid bound, been reported so for the last few weeks.
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Post by heyheyalanshoulder on Jun 14, 2024 16:05:13 GMT
his wages are the problem, 400k+ That South American lad might be a cheaper option, Angel de Light. I thought it would be rude to correct in a quoted post
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Post by garnyam on Jun 14, 2024 16:08:40 GMT
They’ll need to double it at least! They will. They may have just pissed Everton off with such a cheeky low opening offer.
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Post by Big Brother on Jun 14, 2024 16:24:59 GMT
They’ll need to double it at least! They will. They may have just pissed Everton off with such a cheeky low opening offer. They've certainly pissed me off!
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Post by 09sider on Jun 14, 2024 16:29:57 GMT
Cheeky red sh!te baztards.
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Post by northernsoul on Jun 14, 2024 18:11:38 GMT
Well my man says unless they get 85m plus theres no point as they need to pay us and the vat and be left with just over 61m to be able to wipe out their FFP overspend which is the only reason theyre even contemplating selling him.
But hes convinced that if they can get an agreement with the PL that the penalty would be 6 points theyd take that rather than sell him for however much on the basis that with a 100m asset sat on the books a sale will be much more likely to happen.
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Post by dstander on Jun 15, 2024 7:49:35 GMT
He’s agreed terms and is keen to move. Everton maybe wanting to keep him probably won’t come into it. They won’t get anywhere near £85m.
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Post by 09sider on Jun 15, 2024 8:06:04 GMT
He’s agreed terms and is keen to move. Everton maybe wanting to keep him probably won’t come into it. They won’t get anywhere near £85m. Might get messy Tapping up Currently, under FIFA and FA transfer rules, if a club wants to procure the services of a player registered with another club, they must speak directly with that club and not to the player or his representatives. The player and his representatives will only be brought in for discussions with the potential purchasing club once the two clubs have agreed a fee. Often a club wishing to buy a player from another club will contact the player directly to try and persuade him to join them should a bidding war for that player ensue. Also, if the club wishing to sign the player feels his current club would be unwilling to sell, they may contact the player to unsettle him at his current club and thus persuade him to hand in a transfer request. The footballer's representatives are likely to have a big involvement in setting up a meeting between the club and his player. The player's agent will be the first port of call for the club wishing to gain the services of the player and often it is the agent which makes the first contact with potential clubs touting the services of the player he represents. Article 22 of the FIFA Players' Agents Regulations prohibits a player's agent from approaching any player who is under contract to a club with the aim of persuading him to terminate his contract prematurely or to violate any obligations stipulated in the employment contract. It shall be presumed, unless established to the contrary, that any players' agent involved in a contractual breach committed by the player without just cause has induced such breach of contract.
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Post by heyheyalanshoulder on Jun 15, 2024 8:33:18 GMT
He’s agreed terms and is keen to move. Everton maybe wanting to keep him probably won’t come into it. They won’t get anywhere near £85m. Might get messy Tapping up Currently, under FIFA and FA transfer rules, if a club wants to procure the services of a player registered with another club, they must speak directly with that club and not to the player or his representatives. The player and his representatives will only be brought in for discussions with the potential purchasing club once the two clubs have agreed a fee. Often a club wishing to buy a player from another club will contact the player directly to try and persuade him to join them should a bidding war for that player ensue. Also, if the club wishing to sign the player feels his current club would be unwilling to sell, they may contact the player to unsettle him at his current club and thus persuade him to hand in a transfer request. The footballer's representatives are likely to have a big involvement in setting up a meeting between the club and his player. The player's agent will be the first port of call for the club wishing to gain the services of the player and often it is the agent which makes the first contact with potential clubs touting the services of the player he represents. Article 22 of the FIFA Players' Agents Regulations prohibits a player's agent from approaching any player who is under contract to a club with the aim of persuading him to terminate his contract prematurely or to violate any obligations stipulated in the employment contract. It shall be presumed, unless established to the contrary, that any players' agent involved in a contractual breach committed by the player without just cause has induced such breach of contract. It's utd so nothing to see here, move along, move along.
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Post by ccu on Jun 15, 2024 10:12:54 GMT
All Clubs do it…
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Post by ccu on Jun 23, 2024 14:43:33 GMT
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Post by heyheyalanshoulder on Jun 23, 2024 16:02:12 GMT
All well and good but the first bid was for 35m as reported in every other publication bar the daily scum
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Post by Big Brother on Jun 23, 2024 16:43:01 GMT
All well and good but the first bid was for 35m as reported in every other publication bar the daily scum £35m up front, a few measly add-ons. Bit of a joke, really!
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